This story is not a fable about real animals, only about certain people who remind us of these animals. They have similar attitudes, like " hyenas and vultures". Indeed, they are very dangerous in our daily life.
"Across the seven seas", and the pond, people are maybe happy with the hyenas because they are delicatesses in Somalia. They are cute for Disneyland movies too, but they are very harmful to society. Please, look for an emergency exit, before you engage in a conversation with them.
The story is about two soldiers who served at the Iraq war, and
they arrived home, thankfully in one piece.
They recommence their lives together, because this way, life is more manageable.
Timothy was a lawyer and Kevin was a nurse before the war. After Tim suffered some injuries, he decided to write a book about the Iraq war, and wanted to become a full-time author.
Kevin had enough of seeing the bloodshed in war, and decided to become a car dealer.
While they had plans to make more money, they met with all kind
of impostors.
Timothy had a headache with some "fake publishers" and also with his real one.
He told Kevin: "When you write a book make sure it will have a hard cover, otherwise some crazy people would probably use it as toilet paper."
Kevin got his share of aggravation from some supposed, "sweepstake's agents".
The Hyenas represent the "fake publishers" and "Vultures" represent the "fake sweepstake's agents".
One day Tim asked Kevin:
"Do these imposters ever sleep?"
Kevin replied: "They do but even in their dreams they are looking for suckers - like us."
" I just hope at least my bones will rest in peace, after I die."
With a lot of humor they overcome their stress and try to manage their situations like these impostors "run a rig".
Instead of stressing out, they took these situations as if it was a circus show.
On the road to finding happiness they meet two beautiful ladies, Judy and Monica who lead them into new adventures in life.
After much disappointment and struggle, they realize that money is important but love is what lead them to real happiness.
After dealing with "Hyenas and Vultures" in their lives, they've learned to understand the differences between the behaviors of good and bad people. So now, they can say sayonara to the Hyenas and vultures, back in Somalia, where they will be enjoyed as delicatessens.
Louis, Zsazsa K.: - I have been living in Las Vegas with my family for forty years. We chose between freedom in the United States or a sheltered existence in the communist system that existed in Hungary. We decided with my son to change, and we came to the United States to have a better future. In Hungary, I was a divorce and criminal attorney. In my free time, I was also a tour guide for tourist groups from all of the neighboring countries. I had been involved with the public since I was a law student in Budapest. I had many life experiences with people as an attorney as well as a tour guide. In Las Vegas, my life changed. I worked as a table game dealer most of my time and still served the public for many more years. I wanted to do something else, something different, than dealing cards. I did paralegal studies and finished the mental health advisory program at the College of Southern Nevada. My son had priority throughout my life; therefore my most important goal was to help and protect him. Being a dealer for poker games requires people skills, and serious attention to be able to stay focused. During my time as a dealer, if I may say, I saw it all: "the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly". Now, I would like to be able to enjoy my time with friends and family, and explore my passion as a writer. (If you want to visit my website, find it at zsazsabooks.com
